have entered the existential question. human beings are causing the climate change we see at the moment. there is more work to be done on the specific climate action that might follow that conclusion. what kind of actions can we take to reduce emissions? what actions can we take to adapt to climate change? there is much work to be done on physical sciences because we can come up with big pictures on global warming but what happens to the climate at regional or local levels? there s more work to be done in these areas. so, the signs cannot sleep and we have much work to do. we have seen throughout this we are, extreme weather across the planet. jewell warned last year it was now or never to limit global heating to 1.5 celsius that threshold above industrial levels. we are on course to cross that in addicted our so, aren t we? we
is now at a dislike stance. moody s coming out saying the troifrl overall of israel s judicial system risks plunging the country into further turmoil that will hurt its economy and security. the at risk is israel s military readiness. thousands of military reservists have said they will not heed the call to serve if they are called up because this legislation has passed. we ve heard from the israel defense forces who said there was an increase in requests to stop service. they say if reservists do not show up for a long time, there will be damage to the army s comp competence. they say it s a gradual process that will be affected according to the presence of those reservists. the protesters say they will continue taking to the streets. they say this saturday evening, they plan another major protest across israel. hadas gold in jewell. we break down what s happen going not happening with the federal grand jury investigating
of being discriminated against or racism. i know of people, personally, who people have said things to them. but i have never heard it directly, and, you know, knock on wood, i hope that never happens. - so that must be such a relief. - it is. it is. when i first got here, of course, i knew that i looked different than everybody, or the majority of people. and i definitely had people staring at me pretty long, especially in, like, the suburbs, where they normally don t see people who look like me. but i felt very welcomed. like my icelandic family, meeting my husband s family has been so welcoming to me. and i love that, and i feel like part of the family. i think for me, it s just been very freeing to not walk around feeling like i m this black chick. i m just i m just jewells from new york city, who gets to enjoy iceland and talk about it. - jewell s experience is, of course, her own. iceland is not without its social issues. but in a country so close knit that nearly everyone is rel
be? what kind of help would they need to rebuild? what has this operation achieved? even if they ve managed to disrupt militant activity in jenin, there are other militants across the occupied west bank. this may have just only further spurred them on into further action. will we see more idf operations elsewhere in the west bank? will we see more attacks like what we saw in tel aviv today? major questions. what cause gold in jerusalem, thank you. joining me, the head of the palestinian mission to the united kingdom, ambassador hue sawn zamlot. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said that this operation in jenin is not that he called a one-off. do you fear more israeli action in the west bank? i don t only fear, it s actually happening. this is not the first of such an aggression. nablis has seen the same fate, jewell. gaza, this is constant. netanyahu and his far-right